@ carlosein
my brother to be honest i am at a loss as to who to vote into that office.
one thing i know is, if as a citizenry we vote in other political parties to various offices around the country
it will help to strengthen other parties and tone down the tentacles of the PDP and leave room for the introduction
of politics based on issues, and parties will struggle to provide credible candidates. then nigeria will say goodbye to amala politics

if jonathan really went there at 3am as the post suggests then the man
is truly the worst thing that is about to happen to Nigeria.
A wise president will steer clear away from the entire charade.

Jonathan truly believes he has this election in his back pocket.
Nigerians please let us prove otherwise

if we are to be realistic.
A first class degree needs a steady suppl of A's and B's (scores ranging form 60 - 100%)
in a well balanced environment i believe this is possible to achieve.

some facts are stated below:
one out of every seven student from Cambridge leaves with a first class
one out of every ten UK graduates has a first class
an average of 5% leave Harvard with a first class

Nigerian academicians have just decided to make this thing difficult for students to achieve thus frustrating deserving students.

I know Nigerians have the capacity, we should all really believe we do.